11 year old daughter wants a puppy...
28 March 2005, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by dpb
Maybe she would like a pony ....
...they live outside ....thus no mess....sorted......
...they live outside ....thus no mess....sorted......
28 March 2005, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ140
ok that was a lie im the posters daughter the 11 year old 1 please help me to get 1 and plzz dont send dont get a puppy 1s.
You can always change your mind later
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28 March 2005, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by dpb
Maybe she would like a pony ....
...they live outside ....thus no mess....sorted......
...they live outside ....thus no mess....sorted......
28 March 2005, 03:25 PM
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My daughter when aged 9 years old had a 2 ponies, a Jack Russell bitch and a rabbit and she looked after all of them perfectly well. So that puts to bed the theory, that an 11 year old can't.
28 March 2005, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
As I said before - Ask your dad if he realy loves you, pull your best "I'm a little Angel" eyes and tell him if he gets you a dog you wont ask for a church wedding.
You can always change your mind later.
You can always change your mind later
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28 March 2005, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Redkop
My daughter when aged 9 years old had a 2 ponies, a Jack Russell bitch and a rabbit and she looked after all of them perfectly well. So that puts to bed the theory, that an 11 year old can't.
i have 1 pony 1 rabbit and 2 guinniea pigs and tropical fish and pond fis and i look after them sooooooooooo much!!!!! so why carn't i have a puppy!!
28 March 2005, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ140
i have 1 pony 1 rabbit and 2 guinniea pigs and tropical fish and pond fis and i look after them sooooooooooo much!!!!! so why carn't i have a puppy!!
28 March 2005, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
Careful, after today you might not have internet access anymore
28 March 2005, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Kellicious
Daddy's not going to be too pleased when he sees you've been trying to persuade the masses
(my dad)
28 March 2005, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by hutton_d
Your daughter's upset. She'll get over it. Next week she'll want a new dress she saw one of her fav pop stars wearing. The week after that it'll be a the makeup she sees mummy wearing. Then she'll want to go to school in a minp-skirt. Gonna give in just because *she wants* it? What about when she has her first boyfriend and wants to let him stay over??
It all starts now (though it sounds like it has started already). It's a toughj old world out here and the sooner she finds out the better ...
Dave
PS: God, that sounds harsh to an 11 year old ..... :-)
It all starts now (though it sounds like it has started already). It's a toughj old world out here and the sooner she finds out the better ...
Dave
PS: God, that sounds harsh to an 11 year old ..... :-)
well said mate couldnt have put it better
28 March 2005, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Tiggs
GET A GRIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She is 11........she cant feed it, walk it, take it to the vets....NOTHING.
and when the dog is 10 and she is 21 who's going to have it then??????
DO NOT BUY HER A DOG!!!!
She is 11........she cant feed it, walk it, take it to the vets....NOTHING.
and when the dog is 10 and she is 21 who's going to have it then??????
DO NOT BUY HER A DOG!!!!
28 March 2005, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ140
and he knows wat i have been doin he is sitting next to me all the time to no wat im doin!!! (my dad)
(my dad)
.Dad - Get her the Puppy - you know you want to
Mum - I feel sorry for you
28 March 2005, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
Don't be ckeeky to your dad .
Dad - Get her the Puppy - you know you want to
Mum - I feel sorry for you
.Dad - Get her the Puppy - you know you want to
Mum - I feel sorry for you
28 March 2005, 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by DJ140
all u lot r brakin an 11 year olds heart!!!
first of all mate, u asked us a question and we answered, so wheres the problem
mate not u but theirs alot of parents who do everything for spoilt kids who cry and cry for stuff and they get them an animal and it gets neglected
mate think about the animals life too not just how happy your kid will be
the rest is up to u , no one can stop u
just giving u an opinion
get her a cat if it needs be, cats can look after themselves
28 March 2005, 04:19 PM
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Dogs give you hours of fun, they don't go walkabout like cats do. You can train a dog... try training a cat, other than to use a litter tray.
I would say though, don't get a Border Collie! They need stimulation to keep their active minds going all the time and loads of exercise. Many can turn out rogue dogs, if they don't go to the correct type of home.
Think your dad could be wavering - eh?
Chip... STFU about kittens
I would say though, don't get a Border Collie! They need stimulation to keep their active minds going all the time and loads of exercise. Many can turn out rogue dogs, if they don't go to the correct type of home.
Think your dad could be wavering - eh?
Chip... STFU about kittens
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28 March 2005, 04:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Redkop
Dogs give you hours of fun, they don't go walkabout like cats do. You can train a dog... try training a cat, other than to use a litter tray.
28 March 2005, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
I've trained my cats to ignore my voice commands - and the little ******* can't always hit a litter tray from the back of their ar$es
28 March 2005, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Kellicious
& WTF do cats do differently? (Apart from bark of course) 
28 March 2005, 04:27 PM
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& WTF do cats do differently?
you don't need to pick cat turds up in a plastic bag, then carry them in your pocket.
cats are less hassle, and just as affectionate mostly.
28 March 2005, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Chip Sengravy
you don't need to take a cat for a walk.
you don't need to pick cat turds up in a plastic bag, then carry them in your pocket.
cats are less hassle, and just as affectionate mostly.
you don't need to pick cat turds up in a plastic bag, then carry them in your pocket.
cats are less hassle, and just as affectionate mostly.
28 March 2005, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Kellicious
But instead, you flymo cat turds, because they can't **** anywhere else but in your garden 
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